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Subject: Re: ${PREFIX}/include/nss/nss
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On Saturday 08 October 2005 07:28 pm, Joe Marcus Clarke wrote:
= Yes, but as you pointed out, it will require changes to the
= NSS-dependent ports (as well as plist changes to security/nss itself).
= If you want to test all the ports, and submit a complete patch, that
= would be great.

I seem to vaguely recall you having a cluster capable of quickly
testing things like this :-)

To make things easier, how about creating a symlink:

	${PREFIX}/include/nss/nss -> .

?

	-mi